Last Train Home: Finally getting the recognition it deserves.

The Directors Guild of America, one of the countless organizations that hands out movie awards this season, has named its five nominees for best documentary director of 2010. It should come as no surprise that D.C. native Davis Guggenheim made the cut for Waiting for "Superman"; he tells The Hollywood Reporter that he's "beyond excited," which I believe would be either "thrilled" or "elated." Some people think Exit Through the Gift Shop and The Tillman Story were snubbed, and that may be true, but I'm thrilled-elated to see Lixin Fan honored for Last Train Home, which didn't make the Oscar shortlist despite being the best documentary I saw in 2010. Maybe the Academy should give me a call next time they narrow down the list all willy-nilly.

Other links:

• Rotten Tomatoes handed out its Golden Tomatoes of 2010. Guess which limited-release film was the best reviewed of the year? Yeah, something about a train and getting home.

• If you're a struggling band and you want the City Paper's attention, send Jonathan Fischer a tape. No, not Scotch Tape — a cassette. No, not bike sprockets. Oh, forget it.

• No one man should have all that ... flour?

• Dan Deacon is scoring Francis Ford Coppola's next film, Twixt Now and Sunrise. That said, the movie will still be unwatchable.

• Over the next three days, Celebritology is predicting the Golden Globes, and so far I agree with them. Shocking.

• Showtime decided they didn't want anything to do with The Kennedys, either.

• Got the post-holiday blues? Chin up. There are great things on the horizon.